05-23-2009
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Bayou Bengal Fan
What if the hokey-pokey is all it really is about?
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Member Since: Aug 2004
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 26,778
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Re: Obama's CAFE Standards May Put More Lives in Danger
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Originally Posted by Maat222
Actually it makes perfect sense.
If Mazda would be able to spend more, it could also do the testing, add padding, more crumble zones, air bags, etc., to also get a better rating.
More expensive cars will probably always be safer than cheap ones.
It has always been that way, regardless of size.
And example was the Bricklen.
It was smaller, but safer than the Lincoln.
It just was expensive.
Bricklin SV-1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Wait....you said that smaller cars were safer than larger cars and now that I've proven otherwise, you're admitting it's not necessarily true?????
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